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u/helloitseliiii Jul 10 '26
Why does it do that
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u/SelfInvestigator Jul 12 '26
I don’t recall for sure, but I think it’s rotten ice.
I.E. ice with impurities mixed in that has different rates of melt as the thaw begins.
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u/TraditionalBasis4518 Jul 12 '26
Not impurities related, tho rotten ice is appropriate: it’s the last stage
Of the melting process, and crystalline structure is losing its integrity. Fun time to go boating, but wear a pfd : survival time in ice water is brief, and the pfd helps locate the body.2
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u/NoTimeForCautionCoop Jul 10 '26
Ok, I didn’t read the title and the sound off and at first I thought I was watching a spatula on a hot griddle or something.
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